# WebDecoy WebDecoy は、Vercel のサイトやアプリに届く自動化トラフィックを監視し、クローラー、AI ボット、ツール、user agent のないリクエストを識別します。公開済み IP 範囲または署名付きリクエストを検証し、偽装されたよく知られた user agent にフラグを立て、対応する Vercel プランではアプリケーションコードを変更せずに活動状況を報告します。 - Findings24: - ウェブサイト: - 料金: Freemium - カテゴリー: Developer Tools ## WebDecoyとは? WebDecoy is a monitoring tool for identifying automated traffic that reaches a Vercel site or application. It observes requests that conventional analytics may miss, including crawlers that do not execute JavaScript, and distinguishes reported crawler identities from requests that may be spoofing a known user agent. For Vercel projects, connecting WebDecoy creates a log drain so the service can analyze request-level data without a code change or redeploy. On Vercel Hobby teams, the alternative is a line of `@webdecoy/next` middleware. WebDecoy is monitoring-only: it does not block or challenge requests. ## WebDecoyでできること ### Request-level crawler visibility Reports crawlers, tools, and requests with no user agent based on traffic received by the site, including automated visitors that browser-based analytics may not capture. ### Identity verification Verifies crawlers that publish IP ranges or sign their requests, helping distinguish claimed identities from observed request characteristics. ### Spoofing flags Flags requests that appear to forge a well-known user agent rather than treating every matching user-agent string as verified. ### Vercel log-drain setup Connecting a project creates a Vercel log drain and sends request data such as user agent, path, status, client IP, and TLS fingerprint to WebDecoy. ### No-redeploy monitoring setup The Vercel connection does not require an application code change or redeploy. It also creates three environment variables used by the optional Next.js middleware. ### Project cleanup Disconnecting a project removes its WebDecoy log drain and the three variables created by the integration; disconnecting the integration removes everything it set up. ## 利用シーン ### Audit AI and crawler traffic Site owners can see which automated agents are reaching their Vercel site, including agents invisible to JavaScript analytics. ### Investigate questionable bot identities Teams can review verification results and spoofing flags when a request claims to be a recognized crawler or bot. ### Monitor traffic without application changes Vercel Pro or Enterprise teams can connect a project and use the log-drain workflow without modifying application code or redeploying. ### Monitor a Hobby project with middleware Hobby users can use the documented \`@webdecoy/next\` middleware path when a Vercel log drain is unavailable to their team plan. ## よくある質問 ### What traffic does WebDecoy report? It reports crawlers, tools, and requests with no user agent. Human visitors are not reported. ### How does WebDecoy verify a crawler? It verifies crawlers that publish their IP ranges or sign their requests, and flags requests that appear to forge a well-known user agent. ### Does connecting a Vercel project require code changes? For projects using the Vercel log-drain connection, WebDecoy sets up the drain without a code change or redeploy. On Hobby, the documented alternative is to add one line of \`@webdecoy/next\` middleware. ### Which Vercel plans support the log-drain setup? The listing states that drains require a Pro or Enterprise team. Vercel’s pricing page lists Hobby as a free plan, Pro at $20 per month, and Enterprise as a custom plan; these are Vercel plan prices, not stated WebDecoy prices. ### Does WebDecoy block or challenge bots? No. It is for monitoring only and never blocks or challenges a request. ## クイック情報 - **Category**: Security monitoring - **Platform**: Vercel - **Traffic scope**: Crawlers, tools, and requests with no user agent - **Vercel workflow**: Log drain for Pro and Enterprise teams - **Hobby workflow**: \`@webdecoy/next\` middleware - **Reported request data**: User agent, path, status, client IP, and TLS fingerprint